The result is a simple, yet effective anti-tank round that will punch through armour with high equivalent thickness values, while retaining reasonable post-penetration effects which, when well-placed, can deal significant internal damage to components and crew directly within the shrapnelling path. Solid AP rounds are a kinetic munition that utilise a hardened metal (often steel) shell with full-calibre diameter. Under the right circumstances, solid kinetic rounds can penetrate multiple vehicles along their trajectory. Most kinetic rounds can hit targets through lighter obstacles - trees, walls and some buildings. Mass, shell type and hardness are constants, but velocity reduces with distance travelled and as such at longer ranges kinetic rounds will lose penetration ability and in some cases post-penetration efficacy. Kinetic rounds penetrate and deal damage based on a number of factors shell type, projectile mass, round velocity and material hardness. 2.4.5 Anti-Tank Guided Missile, HE (ATGM-HE).2.4.4 Anti-Tank Guided Missile, Tandem Charge (ATGM Tandem).2.4.3 Anti-Tank Guided Missile, Proximity Fuse (ATGM-VT*).2.4.2 Anti-Tank Guided Missile, Overfly Top Attack (ATGM-OTA).2.3.4 High-Explosive, Anti-Tank Grenade.
1.1.4 Armour-Piercing, Capped, Ballistic Capped (APCBC).1.1.3 Armour-Piercing, Ballistic Capped (APBC).
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